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Dipping into Marine Energy

Julian Jackson 27 October 2026 climateenvironmentgreen

  The global state of Marine Energy in 2026 is interesting. Although marine energy, sometimes called “Blue Energy” – that is wave and tidal power,…

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Key Environmental Challenges Facing the World Now

Julian Jackson 30 November 2025 climateenvironment

Here’s a breakdown of some of the latest major environmental issues and degradation trends — what’s going wrong now, and why many scientists and policymakers…

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Feed the People

Julian Jackson 21 November 2024 environmentwellness

Since 2020 Peckham Pantry has provided cheap but healthy food to people on low incomes The vision was to trial and test a new way…

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Apocalypse Now: Climate Change Emissions Comparable to Catastrophic Asteroid Strikes

Julian Jackson 19 November 2024 climateenvironment

Understanding the true scale of the climate crisis can be difficult, but a groundbreaking study offers a striking comparison: the mass of human-produced greenhouse gases…

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We will Stick it with Glue, Glue, Glue!

Julian Jackson 9 November 2024 environmentgreenrepairreuse

(From British children’s TV show Bagpuss: The Mending Song) They call me Mr. Glue. For around 18 months, I have been fixing things along with…

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BioDigestion and the Future

Julian Jackson 19 October 2023 biofuelenvironmentgreen

There is the potential today in the UK to regenerate jobs in the rural economy, provide power and reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) by utilising…

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Bamboo Bikes – Riding with Renewables

Julian Jackson 15 October 2023 environmentgreentransport

Some ingenious people have started creating bicycles with frames made out of bamboo, rather than steel, aluminium or carbon fibre. Bamboo is very strong, resilient,…

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The New Buzz

Julian Jackson 15 October 2023 environmentgreennature

There’s a new app for your android or iPhone – Bee-friend. It will enable you to become a “citizen scientist” in order to study bees,…

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Let’s Not Waste Waste Heat

Julian Jackson 14 October 2023 energyenvironmentgreen

One very much underutilised source of energy in our society is waste heat: we generate a lot of it. This could have significant effects on…

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Renewable Energy Use Continues to Rise During Lockdown

Julian Jackson 28 November 2021 environmentgreenrenewable energy

Power companies around the world have used more green energy than ever before in recent months. The effects of the pandemic lockdown suggest that the…

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